By and large, though, only Mr. Gillen, with his tight little enigmatic smile, seems fluent in Mr. Pinter's language of ambiguity.
Realizing how hard it is to get Bush the Younger intellectually engaged, his advisers have reshaped his campaign to be about the one subject -- besides baseball -- in which he seems fluent: education.
The National prides itself on having an all-Russian staff, but most everyone's English seems fluent enough to report on your counterrevolutionary tendencies though impeccable service is more the order of the day.
The Gamelan Couple in these episodes seem expansive, fluent.
Her English, learnt at school, seems effortlessly fluent, though she complains that after a few hours, the strain of enunciating English vowel sounds makes her jaw ache.
Some of this seems precociously fluent, but its world shows flight to be far more appealing than confrontation - until he read Masefield.
The visitors did seem more fluent in the early stages but once Loïc Rémy forced a save from McGregor in the 13th minute, Rangers grew in confidence and took charge.
As bearded men in white shirts and dark pants prayed and swayed, their tzitzit, or tassels, dangling from their waists, I tried (and failed) to follow along in the bilingual siddur, and comforted myself with the idea that my atrocious Hebrew made me seem almost fluent in Spanish by comparison.
While the Arizona senator can speak in great detail about unneeded weapons systems or his theories of containing rogue state dictators, he seems less fluent on the issues that were not his Senate specialties -- like health care or the environment or education.
Whenever I've read his writing or listened to him speak, Raushenbush has struck me as the rare sort of religious thinker who seems totally fluent in tradition and orthodoxy, yet somehow remains totally unbound by both.
